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My Best Friend, My Cycle Question Answer

Class - 2 : Chapter - 10
My Best Friend, My Cycle 


** In this poem the speaker calls his/her cycle his/her best friend. The cycle does all the things that a best friend does. Best friend care for each other, and enjoy the company of each other.


Answer the following questions:

1. Name the parts of a cycle mentioned in the poem.

Ans: The parts of a cycle mentioned in the poem are - wheels, seat, handlebars, a chain and pedals.

2. Why did the speaker call his cycle his best friend?

Ans: The speaker called his cycle his best friend because it cared about the speaker.

3. How is cycling good for health?

Qns: Cycling is good for health because it keeps us fit and strong. It also makes us happy.

4. What all can the speaker see while cycling?

Ans: The speaker can see the fields, rivers and trees while cycling.

5. How did the speaker ride his/her cycle?

Qns: The speaker rode his / her cycle with joy and pride.


Answer the following questions with reference to context:

 My cycle is not just a machine,

    It is my best friend who cares about me.

I pedal fast, I pedal slow,

My cycle and I, we put on a show.

(a) Do you think the speaker is a child or an adult?

Ans: The speaker is a child.

(b) How does the speaker pedal?

Ans: The speaker sometimes pedals fast and sometimes slow.

(c) Who puts on a show?

Ans: The speaker and his

 /her cycle puts on a show.


See the fields, rivers and trees,

All look so different when you are at ease.

So take out your cycles, let's go for a ride,

Ride with joy, ride with pride.

(a) Where is the speaker riding his/her cycle — countryside or city?

Ans: The speaker is riding in the countryside.

(b) Why do the rivers and fields look different?

Ans: The rivers and fields look different because the speaker is at ease and is admiring them.

(c) Is the speaker happy or sad? 

Ans: The speaker is happy.


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